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La conformité devient un flux continu.

Depuis 2018, le RGPD structure la gouvernance des données. Mais ce socle juridique, que certains considèrent comme “acquis”, entre désormais dans une nouvelle phase : celle de la régulation continue. Consentement prouvé, accessibilité testée, contrôle des traceurs sur mobile… Les exigences s’étendent à l’ensemble des parcours digitaux.

CDO, CTO, CDO Data are facing a complex equation: how to maintain innovation while proving, at all times, the conformity of their digital ecosystem?

What was perceived as a legal layer is becoming a transversal requirement to be managed from the design stage.

Automating digital compliance: accessibility & RGPD

GDPR: a strengthened framework, now audited continuously

The GDPR remains the foundation of digital compliance. But the points of vigilance are changing:

1. Proof of consent has become central.

It is no longer enough to collect the user's agreement: it is now necessary to be able to prove that it was given freely, for each purpose, at a specific moment.

2. The obligation to withdraw must be as simple and accessible as the collection.

Biased UX interfaces are now considered shortcomings.

3. Third-party scripts that are triggered without a legal basis are subject to direct sanctions.

In 2024, the CNIL imposed 17 million euros in fines solely for non-compliance with consent. This tightening requires responses that are differentiated by function: for the CDO, design neutral interfaces; for the CDO Data, centralize and archive evidence; for the CTO, prohibit any unauthorized triggering.

Digital accessibility: in 2026, the RGAA becomes an obligation for all

RGAA 2026: accessibility becomes mandatory for all

The General Accessibility Improvement Framework, hitherto reserved for public services, now applies to large private groups. And the differences are numerous: 73% of the SBF 120 sites do not meet the essential criteria (Access42, 2024).

This framework requires an increase in the quality of interfaces. Contrasts, keyboard navigation, text alternatives, compatibility with screen readers... Accessibility is becoming a UX indicator as essential as performance.

CDOs must integrate it right from the design stage. CTOs can no longer test at the end of the chain: automation in CI/CD is becoming a condition for success.

CNIL mobile 2025: apps caught up by regulation

April 2025 marks a regulatory turning point: the CNIL guidelines explicitly extend GDPR obligations to mobile applications.

Expectations are clear: granular collection of consent, prohibition of trackers activated by default, differentiation of purposes, compliance with withdrawal.

And the discrepancies are documented. In May 2025, several CAC40 group applications were singled out for their opacity on embedded SDKs (source: Usine Digitale).

For the CDO, it is necessary to align web and mobile UX standards. For the CDO Data, ensure the continuity of cross-device collection. For the CTO, automate the control of active SDKs at each update, even if it is silent.

What regulators now expect : evidence

The requirements are no longer interpretable: they are verifiable. And regulators are no longer satisfied with a theoretical commitment. They require:

● Explicit, time-stamped, and enforceable proof of consent.

● Measurable accessibility on desktop and mobile.

● Neutral interfaces in the formulation of choices.

● A conditioned, never automatic, triggering of trackers.

These expectations may seem cumbersome to integrate. But they become manageable if compliance is industrialized.

What Netvigie makes it possible to do, in concrete terms.

In an environment where each deployment can create legal risk, we help you automate what can no longer be left to chance.What Netvigie makes it possible to do, in concrete terms. In an environment where each deployment can create legal risk, we help you automate what can no longer be left to chance.

Our platform controls each upload: illegitimate triggers, undocumented SDKs, accessibility regressions. What escapes manual testing does not escape us.

But we are going further. Thanks to our time-stamped logs, you can prove consent at any time. With our integrated RGAA module, you monitor the compliance of your key journeys, continuously. And on mobile, each SDK is identified, controlled and linked to its purpose, so that nothing executes without your knowledge.

By centralizing detection, proof and surveillance, we allow you to deploy quickly, well and in full compliance.

You deploy. We are checking. You are compliant.

Anticipating is better than undergoing

Each production launch exposes you. And each breach can lead not only to a penalty, but also to a lasting loss of trust.

Managing compliance means protecting digital performance, strengthening credibility, and freeing teams from regulatory mental load.

With Netvigie, compliance does not become a barrier, but a reflex, an advantage, a strength.

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In other words, being compliant is no longer enough. You have to stay that way.

Now digital compliance is no longer a one-off issue. Regulators' expectations are changing, sanctions are falling more quickly and technical teams are already under pressure. In this context, detecting anomalies is no longer enough: they must be prevented, without complicating workflows or slowing down production starts.

While the obligations linked to the RGAA have existed for years, the regulation strengthened in 2025 has profoundly changed the situation: respecting digital accessibility is no longer a simple ethical approach, it is a legal obligation that is actively controlled and backed by heavy financial sanctions.

However, the subject still often feels like a regulatory chasm for organizations. The framework remains dense, complex and its manual monitoring requires precious time for your technical experts.